Payton Domschke

A Severe Thunderstorm Warning has been issued for Gloucester, Atlantic, Camden, Ocean, Cumberland, Salem, Burlington County until Apr 04 6:45AM. https://t.co/nUF7KWSy5N

A Severe Thunderstorm Warning has been issued for Ocean, Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, Atlantic County until Apr 04 6:15AM. https://t.co/GklB3m3KnT

A Severe Thunderstorm Warning has been issued for Philadelphia, Camden, Delaware, Gloucester, Burlington, Chester, Montgomery, New Castle, Salem County until Apr 04 5:30AM. https://t.co/pHZ0B5PYpY

Much cooler for the @Phillies today compared to Monday’s home opener. A sprinkle’s possible at first pitch, but clouds dominate & temps drop into the 40s during the game. Layers will be your friend! @6abc https://t.co/Adu4L8ceHI

Brightest part of the day is now. Clouds moving in, giving the sky a milky look before thickening this evening. Cloudier inland than down the shore, where more sun will stick around. Highs in the mid-50s — cooler than normal for early April. @6abc https://t.co/i0yXnfcNUD

A watercolor sky early this morning✨ @6abc https://t.co/jgKxTqVDxi

Don’t like today’s forecast? Just wait — each day’s a new adventure! Unseasonably cool today, but temps will soar nearly 20° above avg. tomorrow. The front that brings warmth will stall, messing with daily highs & keeping things unsettled. Not just Friday, but all weekend. @6abc https://t.co/0cB1caHSFJ

If today's 'April chill' wasn't enough of a shock to the system, just wait for tonight! The layers you didn’t need yesterday (or even this morning, depending on when you were up) will be necessary tomorrow. Brr! @6abc https://t.co/QCE6TNlsr5

Today's slow climb into the 50s is a far cry from yesterday's 70s/80s...but hey, at least it's sunny! The rollercoaster pattern continues. @6abc https://t.co/LqGO2bT3Dq

Time to prepare is now! Life threatening flooding is possible late Wednesday through Sunday⬇️

National Weather Service @NWS

Multiple rounds of heavy rainfall are anticipated beginning Wednesday night through the upcoming weekend. The repeating rounds of heavy rainfall will create a widespread, significant flash flooding, particularly focused on the Lower Ohio Valley, Mid-South, and Arkansas. The https://t.co/N4ChpkSkYg

First of April views: more sun at the shore, with clouds around #Philly & areas NW. @6abc https://t.co/5quVKiBRL6

April sunsets in #Philadelphia stay in the 7PM hour...but by the end of the month, we'll be just shy of 8PM! We gain 29 minutes of evening daylight this month. @6abc https://t.co/edurb01jr7

Big stories at 10AM – the @Eagles 'Tush Push' vote, a local business making waves on @ABCSharkTank, & a study showing women have better hearing. PLUS, your AccuWeather forecast! See you there...& again at noon. @6abc https://t.co/HTvBqcpKyV

After last night's soaking, you might be wondering...how’s the rainfall deficit? Well, we're still playing catch-up, with many areas 1.5" to nearly 3" below average year-to-date. @6abc https://t.co/Tr0J7GpZE5

Hello, April! Average highs soar to 70° by month’s end, with lows hovering around 50° too. We typically pick up about 3.5" of rain...& yes, a few tenths of snow (it’s not impossible). But the big win? We make major strides in daylight!☀️ @6abc https://t.co/7PHxE5vLgm

A blustery NW wind dries us out today. While highs in the mid-50s are a big change from yesterday's 80s, it’s actually 'seasonably cool.' At least it’s sunny!🌞 @6abc https://t.co/umGae9jZed

March has officially come & gone, & after last night's soaking rainfall, it looks like March 2025 is the wettest month #Philadelphia's seen in an entire year! It sure spoiled us with above-average temps — 18 days over 60°. @6abc https://t.co/pjLjIvHrSq